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July 18, 2002
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MP4V2 Library
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This library provides functions to read, create, and modify mp4 files.
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The detailed documentation of the library is available as a set of man pages
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in mpeg4ip/doc/mp4v2. The MP4.3 man page gives an overview of the library.
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Alternately mp4.h in this directory specifies the complete API.
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The file INTERNALS provides an overview of what is happening behind the API.
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Note that although we using C++ object oriented features internally, that's
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all hidden behind a flat C style API (with C linkage conventions).
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The test and util subdirectories contain some simple programs that use
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this library.
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Once make install is run, to use this library, you should:
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To use this library in your application, it should be sufficient to:
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1) add the installed library to your final link:
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e.g. gcc ... -o foo foo.cpp -lmp4v2
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2) include mp4.h into your code,
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e.g. #include <mp4.h>
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